Chapterhouse Comics Announces QUEEN STREET Graphic Novel

This weekend at the Toronto Comics Art Festival (TCAF), Chapterhouse Comics debuts the original graphic novel Queen Street by Emmanuelle Chateauneuf, a semi-autobiographical story about the immigrant experience through the eyes of a mother and daughter in small town Canada. The book will be available for wide release in August 2017.

Emmanuelle will be at the Chapterhouse booth at TCAF this weekend: table 273-274, Bram & Bluma Appel Salon, 2nd Floor, Toronto Reference Library for those in the area, with art to share. She will also be collaborating with Leonard Kirk as the art team on an upcoming arc of Chapterhouse’s Captain Canuck series.

Check out the book trailer for Queen Street here and details below!

 

QUEEN STREET
Written by Emmanuelle Chateauneuf
Art by Emmanuelle Chateauneuf
Published by Chapterhouse Comics
96 PGS
ISBN: 978-1-988246-23-6
$15 CAD
General Release Date: August 2017

A story of a disgruntled mother in a far off place, and an offbeat daughter whose imagination takes her to places even farther.

Meet Aimee – an overworked junior partner at a prestigious law firm in Manila, Philippines. Nine years later, after one storybook romance and four back-to-back flights, we find her in the small-of-mind but big-in-spirit town of Sault Ste. Marie, Ontario. She’s still overworked, but now as a serial-full-timer and mother to her only child, Melodie – an intelligent and eccentric seven-year-old whose big personality is only rivaled by her even bigger imagination.

Join them and a cast of unlikely characters, all just as confused and lost, as they stumble blindly for twelve consecutive hours through the beautifully disastrous comedy of life.

 

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